This engaging paper is published in the leading peer-reviewed journal WIREs Climate Change. By Prof John Haldon and Prof Thomas McGovern et al. The paper raises valuable questions and makes helpful observations concerning historical sciences and humanities disciplines, on one hand, and twenty-first century policymaking.
Leading minds in the decarbonization and humanities space gathered at the Walton Center for Planetary Health, Arizona State University, on November 8 and 9, 2024, to begin a statewide dialogue on how to strengthen communities and clean energy standards utilizing the Justice40 Initiative, attended by Joni Adamson, Sreya Ann Oommen, and Liron Arieli of the BRIDGES ASU Flagship Hub.
Students in the Energy, Justice, and Action Humanities Lab —a Lab in the UNESCO BRIDGES series of Humanities Labs— partnered with co-faculty Joni Adamson, President's Professor of Environmental Humanities in the Department of English as well as founding director of the Flagship Hub UNESCO BRIDGES Sustainability Science Coalition and Gary Dirks a senior director from Julie Ann Wrigley Global Futures Laboratory™ and director of Lightworks.
We welcome all to watch the recording of the BRIDGES special session, ‘Learning for Social Transformations, building on the Summit of the Future’, at the 7th International Conference on Future Education, 11 December 2024.
How might we expand definitions of human and citizenship rights to ensure access within and across nations to clean water, nutritious food, safe homes, and functioning ecosystems?
